101.   The accepted convention is that moons of Jupiter are all given names of lovers associated with the Roman god Jupiter.

102.   The conquered moon is the real focus, and it is breathtaking.

103.   The brain interprets this apparent distance discrepancy to mean that the overhead moon is much smaller than it is.

104.   The full moon meant the sun and moon were in an approximate line with the Earth.

105.   The four largest moons of Jupiter are worlds unto themselves.

106.   The higher the moon is, the more light we see, because it has a shorter path through the dust and smog of the atmosphere.

107.   The moon is full, shining on a lone heavily armed Marine making his late rounds down the promenade.

108.   The light color that refracts most easily is red, and thus the eclipsed moon will probably be a dark red hue.

109.   The moon is a planet just like the Earth, only it is even deader.

110.   The moon is almost entirely free of impact craters, suggesting they were wiped clean by ice movement and turnover.